Soggy Sasquatch Mushroom Paint

SOGGY SASQUATCH MUSHROOM PAINT 🍄
📅 Saturday, October 10
⏰ 1:00–3:00 PM
📍 Bushel & Barrel Ciderhouse – Poulsbo, WA
🎟️ $50 per mushroom

Come get crafty with us during the Soggy Sasquatch Festival and create your very own hand-carved wooden mushroom for your home or garden!

These mushrooms are carved by the one and only Jess Ensslen, one of our featured chainsaw carvers for this year’s Soggy Sasquatch Festival. Jess is unbelievably talented and specializes in mural and chainsaw carving art — but she is also an absolute whiz at creating these adorable, one-of-a-kind mushrooms!

For just $50, your Mushroom Paint experience includes:

🍄 One raw, hand-carved wooden mushroom
🎨 All supplies to paint and customize your mushroom
🪵 A wooden pedestal/base
🌿 Moss to help finish your creation
🔩 The option to add a hole and rebar so your mushroom can be secured right into your garden

Together, we’ll paint up your mushroom, install the pedestal, add your finishing touches, and turn it into a truly unique piece of art.

You can keep your mushroom as a standalone decorative piece, or turn it into a fun garden feature. And why stop at one? Grab a couple and create your very own little mushroom family! 🍄🍄🍄

We already have some of Jess’s mushrooms on-site at Bushel & Barrel Ciderhouse, and they are absolutely amazing. At only $50, this workshop is a steal of a deal for a hand-carved piece of local art that you get to personalize yourself.

Even better, Jess will be on-site during the event, so you’ll have a chance to meet her, learn about her craft, hear about chainsaw carving, and check out some of the incredible work being created by our other featured carvers throughout the Soggy Sasquatch Festival.

🌲 Chainsaw carving
🍄 Mushroom painting
🥂 Cider
🎨 Local artists
🦶 And plenty of Soggy Sasquatch fun!

A limited quantity of mushrooms will be available, so don’t wait too long to reserve yours!

🎟️ Tickets available on Eventbrite.

Come paint, sip, create, and take home a little piece of the Soggy Sasquatch Festival for your garden!